System and method for language-independent contextual embedding

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a system for language-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document that includes sentences. The system has a database and a processing arrangement. The processing arrangement has a tokenizer module for tokenizing sentences to obtain tokens, an encoder module for determining character coordinate corresponding to the tokens, wherein the character coordinates corresponding to the tokens occur in a multi-dimensional hierarchical space. The system has a transmutation module for processing the character coordinates to generate contextual embeddings thereof in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space and a prediction module for memorizing sequential information pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the character coordinates.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates generally to systems for datainterpretation; and more specifically, to systems for interpreting databy employing language-independent contextual embeddings. Moreover, thepresent disclosure relates to methods for language-independentcontextual embedding.

BACKGROUND

In recent years, artificial intelligence is increasingly used forunderstanding, interpretation and manipulation of languages.Specifically, such automatic manipulation of the languages, like speech,text, graphs and multi-relational data, by employing artificialintelligence is termed as Natural Language Processing (NLP). Theprocessing of languages has found wide applicability in the day-to-dayactivities for deriving value and insights from vast amounts ofunstructured data. The applications of such processing of the languagesinclude named entity recognition, information extraction, informationretrieval, machine translation, summarization, sentiment analysis,feedback analysis, link prediction, comparison, information extractionand so forth.

Furthermore, such processing of a language is performed by embedding ofplurality of objects (for example, words, entities, concepts, and soforth) of the documents into embedding space. Typically, the embeddingsof the plurality of objects is performed to organize thereto such thatthe said embeddings reflect semantic and functional relations betweeneach of the plurality of objects in the documents. For establishing thesemantic and functional relations between each of the plurality ofobjects in the language, a plurality of machine learning techniques areemployed that require large amount of labelled datasets for trainingthereof.

Although, the embeddings of the plurality of objects into the embeddingspace has contributed greatly in deriving meaning of the plurality ofobjects from context in which they appear in the document. However, suchembedding of the plurality of objects in the embedding space suffer aplurality of fundamental limitations. Specifically, the embedding of theplurality of objects into the embedding space require largedimensionality of the embedding space to model complex relationstherebetween. Moreover, modelling of complex relations leads to snowballeffect of errors in a component in the beginning leading to more errorsin subsequent components, thereby affecting the final outcome adversely.Furthermore, large dimensionality of the embedding space iscomputationally demanding leading to decrease in computationalefficiency of such processing systems. Moreover, reducing thedimensionality of embedding space leads to loss of information duringembedding of the plurality of objects.

Additionally, such embedding of the plurality of objects are limited toa given language of the document. However, translation of the documentinto another language leads to large amount of loss in information owingto different lexical analogy, semantical relations and functionalrelations between objects of the given language and the anotherlanguage. Subsequently, other activities relating to such embeddings ofthe plurality of objects in the document into another language such asmachine translation, named entity recognition, deriving sematicrelations, and so forth are affected adversely.

Therefore, there is a need to overcome the aforementioned drawbacksassociated with conventional system of embedding of objects in adocument into an embedding space for interpretation thereof.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure seeks to provide a system forlanguage-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document. Thepresent disclosure also seeks to provide a method forlanguage-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document. Thepresent disclosure seeks to provide a solution to the existing problemof ambiguous interpretation of data. An aim of the present disclosure isto provide a solution that overcomes at least partially the problemsencountered in prior art, and provides a platform for character basedcontextual embedding of data thereby allowing language-independentinterpretation of data.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides a systemfor language-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document,the document comprising a plurality of sentences, wherein the systemcomprises:

-   -   a database; and    -   a processing arrangement communicably coupled, via one or more        data communication networks, to the database, wherein the        processing arrangement comprises:        -   a tokenizer module for tokenizing each of the plurality of            sentences of the document to obtain a plurality of tokens;        -   an encoder module for determining at least one character            coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens,            wherein the character coordinates corresponding to the            plurality of tokens occur in a multi-dimensional            hierarchical space;        -   a transmutation module for processing the character            coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens to            generate contextual embeddings thereof in the            multi-dimensional hierarchical space; and        -   a prediction module for memorizing sequential information            pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the character            coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens.

In another aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides amethod for language-independent contextual embedding of entities in adocument, wherein the method is implemented via a system comprising aprocessing arrangement communicably coupled, via one or more datacommunication networks, to a database, the method comprising

-   -   tokenizing, using a tokenizer module, each of the plurality of        sentences of the document, to obtain a plurality of tokens;    -   determining, using an encoder module, at least one character        coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens,        wherein the character coordinates corresponding to the plurality        of tokens occur in a multi-dimensional hierarchical space;    -   processing the character coordinates corresponding to the        plurality of tokens, using a transmutation module, to generate        contextual embeddings thereof in the multi-dimensional        hierarchical space; and    -   memorizing, using a prediction module, sequential information        pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the character        coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens.

In yet another aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure providesa computer program product comprising non-transitory computer-readablestorage media having computer-readable instructions stored thereon, thecomputer-readable instructions being executable by a computerized devicecomprising processing hardware to execute a method forlanguage-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document.

Embodiments of the present disclosure substantially eliminate or atleast partially address the aforementioned problems in the prior art,and enables reliable and error-free interpretation of information ofdifferent languages owing to character-based embeddings of the entitiesof the document.

Additional aspects, advantages, features and objects of the presentdisclosure would be made apparent from the drawings and the detaileddescription of the illustrative embodiments construed in conjunctionwith the appended claims that follow.

It will be appreciated that features of the present disclosure aresusceptible to being combined in various combinations without departingfrom the scope of the present disclosure as defined by the appendedclaims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The summary above, as well as the following detailed description ofillustrative embodiments, is better understood when read in conjunctionwith the appended drawings. For the purpose of illustrating the presentdisclosure, exemplary constructions of the disclosure are shown in thedrawings. However, the present disclosure is not limited to specificmethods and instrumentalities disclosed herein. Moreover, those in theart will understand that the drawings are not to scale. Whereverpossible, like elements have been indicated by identical numbers.

Embodiments of the present disclosure will now be described, by way ofexample only, with reference to the following diagrams wherein:

FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of a system for language-independentcontextual embedding of entities in a document, in accordance with anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a transmutation module, inaccordance with an exemplary implementation of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic illustration of a prediction module, in accordancewith an exemplary implementation of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 4 is a flow chart depicting steps of a method forlanguage-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document, inaccordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure.

In the accompanying drawings, an underlined number is employed torepresent an item over which the underlined number is positioned or anitem to which the underlined number is adjacent. A non-underlined numberrelates to an item identified by a line linking the non-underlinednumber to the item. When a number is non-underlined and accompanied byan associated arrow, the non-underlined number is used to identify ageneral item at which the arrow is pointing.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The following detailed description illustrates embodiments of thepresent disclosure and ways in which they can be implemented. Althoughsome modes of carrying out the present disclosure have been disclosed,those skilled in the art would recognize that other embodiments forcarrying out or practicing the present disclosure are also possible.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides a systemfor language-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document,the document comprising a plurality of sentences, wherein the systemcomprises:

-   -   a database; and    -   a processing arrangement communicably coupled, via one or more        data communication networks, to the database, wherein the        processing arrangement comprises:        -   a tokenizer module for tokenizing each of the plurality of            sentences of the document to obtain a plurality of tokens;        -   an encoder module for determining at least one character            coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens,            wherein the character coordinates corresponding to the            plurality of tokens occur in a multi-dimensional            hierarchical space;        -   a transmutation module for processing the character            coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens to            generate contextual embeddings thereof in the            multi-dimensional hierarchical space; and        -   a prediction module for memorizing sequential information            pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the character            coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens.

In another aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure provides amethod for language-independent contextual embedding of entities in adocument, wherein the method is implemented via a system comprising aprocessing arrangement communicably coupled, via one or more datacommunication networks, to a database, the method comprising

-   -   tokenizing, using a tokenizer module, each of the plurality of        sentences of the document, to obtain a plurality of tokens;    -   determining, using an encoder module, at least one character        coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens,        wherein the character coordinates corresponding to the plurality        of tokens occur in a multi-dimensional hierarchical space;    -   processing the character coordinates corresponding to the        plurality of tokens, using a transmutation module, to generate        contextual embeddings thereof in the multi-dimensional        hierarchical space; and    -   memorizing, using a prediction module, sequential information        pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the character        coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens.

The aforesaid system for language-independent contextual embedding ofentities in a document provides a platform for contextual embedding ofinformation in a document. The system and method disclosed hereinenables a user to extract relevant information from character-basedcontextual embedding of entities in the document, thus overcominglanguage barrier during interpretation of the document. Specifically,the system operates to perform character-based embedding of informationin the document so as to derive a language-independent interpretation ofthe document. Beneficially, such language-independent interpretation ofthe document further enables programs equipped with artificialintelligence, employing the system, to perform a variety of operationssuch as named entity recognition, information extraction, informationretrieval, machine translation, sentiment analysis, feedback analysis,link prediction, comparison, summarization and so forth.

Furthermore, the system disclosed herein increases efficiency of saidprograms equipped with artificial intelligence performing the aforesaidfunctions. Such increase in efficiency in terms of rum-time,computational power and reduction in loss further shows technical effectin implemented devices such as, for example, an electronic biomedicaldevice employing a program for machine translation for translatingrecords of patient from different languages to a given language. Thesystem described herein contributes greatly to enhance an operation ofthe electronic biomedical device by enabling the programs for machinetranslation to operate with minimal loss thereby providing a standardoutput.

Beneficially, the system described herein does not merely embedinformation of the document in the multi-dimensional embedding space butoperates to perform such embeddings on a character level. Additionally,the system is further trained to retain contextual informationpertaining to the character level embedding of information in thedocument. Moreover, the system employs deep machine learning algorithmsfor training of the system, thereby reducing training time andcomplexity for training the system in real-time. Beneficially, themachine learning algorithms improves output of the system (namely,accuracy of interpretation of the document) by significantly improving aquality of embedding of the character coordinates determinedcorresponding to plurality of tokens in the document.

It will be appreciated that the system for language-independentcontextual embedding of entities in a document proffers a platform toachieve a technical effect of enabling language-independent embedding ofinformation in the document. Moreover, the aforesaid system addressesreal life hinderance associated with devices operating on principle ofembedding words for various applications. Typically, such devices failto capture accurate and precise interpretation of objects in a language,for example, an abbreviation, a word, a phrase, and so on, for differentlanguages. Subsequently, the system described herein aims to provide asolution to such existing problem related to language-dependentinterpretation of information (namely, document).

The system provides a platform for solving the aforesaid problem asopposed to merely circumventing the problem. Additionally, the systemenhances operational characteristics of a computer or a computing devicewherein the system is implemented, such as the electronic biomedicaldevice described hereinabove. Specifically, the performance of thecomputer or the computing device is optimized owing to substantialdecrease in the computational power utilized by the system.Additionally, the system employs unique methodology to achieve thetechnical effect stated above, by training the system using machinelearning algorithms. In this regard, the system addresses a crucialdrawback associated with systems for interpretation of informationemploying embedding techniques and the use thereof by providing theaforesaid platform for overcoming embeddings of words of information.

Furthermore, the use of the machine learning algorithms to train thesystem provides greater efficiency, enhanced runtime, and efficientutilization of resources and computational power. Moreover, the machinelearning algorithms are trained using unsupervised learning techniques,so as to train the system efficiently, without employing labeledtraining datasets thereby reducing human intervention in training of thesystem.

It will be appreciated that the aforesaid system and the aforesaidmethod are not limited to perform embeddings on a character-level only.Alternatively, the system and method are employed to perform embeddingsof word coordinates corresponding to plurality of tokens, in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space. Moreover, the system is employedto perform language-independent contextual embedding for multipledocuments stored at various locations in a single database or in aplurality of databases. The database may comprise documents obtainedfrom one or more locations or documents provided by one or more users,wherein the user is a person or a bot that operates the aforesaidsystem.

Throughout the present disclosure, the term “document” refers to a filein which information is recorded, wherein the information is recorded asa data type. Some examples of various data types are text data, tabulardata, image data, and so forth. Thus, the document may be in anysuitable file format depending upon the data type in which theinformation is recorded. Moreover, the document further comprisesassociated attributes that relate to visual appearance thereof. In anexample, the associated attribute may include a structure relating tothe document such as a layout of the document, a design of the document,and so forth. In another example, the associated attributes may includea format relating to the document such as font, color, style, and soforth. Optionally, the document adheres to a subject area or a domainassociated therewith. More optionally, the document may be saved as auniquely named file in one or more databases (such as the databasecomprised in the system).

Furthermore, the document comprises a plurality of sentences. Typically,the “plurality of sentences” comprised in the document refers to a basicunit of language that expresses a complete idea. The idea expressed byeach of the plurality of sentences relates completely or partially tothe subject area or the domain associated with the document. In otherwords, the plurality of sentences contained in the document conveys abrief description relating to the subject area or the domain associatedwith the document. Additionally, optionally, the plurality of sentencesfollows grammatical rules and syntaxes for formation thereof.

The system comprises the database including at least one ontology.Throughout the invention, the term “database” as used herein refers toan organized body of digital information regardless of the manner inwhich the data or the organized body thereof is represented. Optionally,the database may be hardware, software, firmware and/or any combinationthereof. Moreover, the digital information stored in the database may bein the form of a table, a map, a grid, a packet, a datagram, a file, adocument, a list or in any other form. The database includes any datastorage software and systems, such as, for example, a relationaldatabase like IBM DB2 and Oracle 9. Optionally, the database manages oneor more memory units of a computing system, wherein the computing systemimplements the system for language-independent contextual embedding ofentities of the document. Additionally, the database populated by dataelements that comprise the digital information. Furthermore, the dataelements may include data records, bits of data, cells, are usedinterchangeably herein and all intended to mean information stored incells of a database.

Throughout the present disclosure, the term “entities” refer to anyobject in the document that needs to be modelled. Optionally, an entityis a singular, identifiable, and separate object. More optionally, theentities refer to individuals, organizations, systems, bits of data,system components, and so forth that are significant in and ofthemselves. Pursuant to embodiments of the present disclosure, theentities comprise plurality of objects of the document that are to beprocessed for understanding thereof. In this regard, the entities arerecognizable concepts such as persons, places, things, events, and soforth that are comprised in the document and have relationships withother entities comprised in the document. Examples of an entity include,but are not limited to, a character, a word, a symbol, a number, aspecial character, an abbreviation, a mathematical operator, and afunction expression.

Pursuant to embodiments of the present disclosure, the document forcontextual embedding thereof, is stored in the database. Moreover,optionally, the database is further used to store interpretations drawnfrom the language-independent contextual embedding of the entities ofthe document. Additionally, optionally, the database stores a programthat employs the system described in the present disclosure foroperation thereof.

Optionally, the database comprises at least one ontology. It will beappreciated that a given domain comprises a set words relating toconcepts, categories, and so forth of the given domain. Subsequently, anontology from the at least one ontology defines properties associatedwith the set of words and relations therebetween in the given domain.Throughout the present disclosure, the term ‘ontology’ refers to adatabank that defines knowledge pertaining to utilization of the set ofwords based on properties and relations, in the given domain.Specifically, the ontology describes the set of words of actuality andqualities associated with the given domain. Such as, for example, theset of words consist of at least one of: nouns, lexical verbs,adjectives, and adverbs. Moreover, optionally, the ontology includesmulti-word expressions such as idiomatic expressions, phrasal verbs,jargon expressions, and other common expressions.

More optionally, the at least one ontology comprises a databank (namely,an ontology) comprising linguistic information pertaining to a givenlanguage. Such ontology enables analyzing form of the given language,meanings associated with the given language, and context associated withthe given language. Additionally, optionally, such ontology comprisinglinguistic information further comprises lexical information. Suchontology defines relations such as semantic relation, phoneticrelations, meaning relations, pragmatic relations, and so forth betweenthe set of words relating to concepts, categories, and so forth in thegiven domain. Optionally, the ontology may be a general databankcomprising relations between set of words comprised in one or morelanguages such as English, German, French, and so forth. Moreoptionally, the ontology may be a domain specific databank comprisingrelations associated with the set of words comprised in a specificdomain, in a specified language. In an example, the lexical ontology ofa linguistic ontology is a data bank comprising relations associatedwith set of words associated with biomedical, in English language.

Optionally, the ontology is represented into a multi-dimensionalhierarchical space (as explained in detail, herein later). In otherwords, the set of words comprised in the ontology is embedded in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space.

The system comprises a processing arrangement. Throughout the presentdisclosure, the term “processing arrangement” refers to a computationalelement that is operable to respond to and processes instructions thatdrive the system for language-independent contextual embedding of theentities in the document. Optionally, the processing arrangementincludes, but is not limited to, a microprocessor, a microcontroller, acomplex instruction set computing (CISC) microprocessor, a reducedinstruction set (RISC) microprocessor, a very long instruction word(VLIW) microprocessor, or any other type of processing circuit.Furthermore, the term ‘processing arrangement’ refers to one or moreindividual processors, processing devices and various elementsassociated with a processing device that may be shared by otherprocessing devices. Additionally, the one or more individual processors,processing devices and elements are arranged in various architecturesfor responding to and processing the instructions that drive the system.

The processing arrangement is communicably coupled to the database viathe data communication network. Throughout the present disclosure, theterm “data communication network” refers to an arrangement ofinterconnected programmable and/or non-programmable components that areconfigured to facilitate data communication between one or moreelectronic devices and/or databases, whether available or known at thetime of filing or as later developed. Furthermore, the datacommunication network includes, but is not limited to, one or morepeer-to-peer network, a hybrid peer-to-peer network, local area networks(LANs), radio access networks (RANs), metropolitan area networks (MANS),wide area networks (WANs), all or a portion of a public network such asthe global computer network known as the Internet, a private network, acellular network and any other communication system or systems at one ormore locations. Additionally, the data communication network includeswired or wireless communication that can be carried out via any numberof known protocols, including, but not limited to, Internet Protocol(IP), Wireless Access Protocol (WAP), Frame Relay, or AsynchronousTransfer Mode (ATM).

The processing arrangement comprises a tokenizer module for tokenizingeach of the plurality of sentences of the document, to obtain theplurality of tokens. Typically, the term “tokenizing” refers to aprocess of breaking a sequence of strings into smaller entities.Additionally, the smaller entities defined refers to characters, words,keywords, phrases, symbols, and so forth. The process of tokenization isperformed by the tokenizer module, wherein the tokenizer module operatesto determine the smaller entities for the sequence of strings. Pursuantto embodiments of the present disclosure, the document comprises theplurality of sentences (namely, the sequence of strings) to betokenized. Furthermore, the plurality of sentences consisting thesequence of strings are tokenized into the plurality of tokens (namely,the smaller entities).

Furthermore, it will be appreciated that the “plurality of tokens”determined by the tokenizer module refers to entities such ascharacters, individual words, keywords, phrases, and so forth.Typically, obtaining the plurality of tokens for the document reliesupon heuristic procedures. Moreover, in an example, the characters maybe placed together with arithmetic operator, without white spaces, suchthat it appears as a single word. In such case, the arithmetic operatormay be considered as a token. Furthermore, the arithmetic operator maybe considered as a separator (such as, a white space).

Optionally, the tokenizer module employs the at least one ontologystored in the database of the system for tokenizing each of theplurality of sentences of the document to obtain the plurality oftokens. In this regard, an ontology is determined from the at least oneontology such that the ontology relates to a domain of the document. Itwill be appreciated that the ontology relating to the document isdefined in terms of a language of the document. In such case,optionally, the tokenizer module operates to determine language-specificplurality of tokens for the document. Beneficially, thelanguage-specific tokenization of the document based on the ontologyenables determination of multi-word entities that carry specific meaningas a whole. Subsequently, the meaning of the multi-word entities isretained thereby preventing the system from failing due to loss ofmeaning of such multi-word entities.

Moreover, optionally, the tokenizer module determined the plurality oftokens based on at least one of: rules pertaining to lexeme, regularexpressions, specific sequence of characters of one or more words,specific and separating characters (such as, punctuations, white spaces,and so forth). More optionally, the plurality of tokens may be made ofalphabetic characters, alpha-numeric characters, or numeric characters.In an embodiment, the tokenizing module analyzes a punctuation character(such as, a period ‘.’) and white space so as to define the plurality oftokens. In such case, the punctuation character (namely, the period ‘.’)may denote an abbreviation, a decimal point, an ellipsis, anemail-address, or an end of a sentence.

Furthermore, the system comprises the encoder module for determining atleast one character coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality oftokens. The character coordinates corresponding to the plurality oftokens occur in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space. Throughout thepresent disclosure, the “character coordinates” refer to a location ofan entity (namely, a token) in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space.Such location of the entities of the document is specified by a set ofnumbers, letters, symbols, or a combination thereof. It will beappreciated that each word from amongst the set of words in the ontologyrepresented into the multi-dimensional hierarchical space have a definedlocation thereof. Pursuant to embodiments of the present disclosure, theencoder module determines location (namely, coordinates) relating to theplurality of tokens.

Optionally, characters of each of the plurality of tokens are encoded byassigning a fixed digit with each of the characters to determine the atleast one character coordinates corresponding to the plurality oftokens. Subsequently, the coordinates for the plurality of tokens aredetermined on a character-level. Beneficially, determining the charactercoordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens enable a contextualembedding of the document, based on the characters in the tokes.Subsequently, the contextual embedding of characters of the documentfurther enables language-independent embedding of the document.

In an example, a token from amongst the plurality of tokens may be‘oligodendrocytes’. In such case, a location of the token in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space (namely, a character coordinate)may be defined by a set of numbers in Euclidean cartesian coordinateform such as [−0.22, 0.22, 0.221, 0.3443]. In another example, alocation of the token in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space may bedefined by a combination of numbers and characters in a vector form suchas (−0.22x+0.22iy).

Throughout the present disclosure, the term “multi-dimensionalhierarchical space” refers to an embedding space, wherein relations (inform of, paths) are established between a plurality of entities.Pursuant to embodiments of the present disclosure, the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space comprises the at least one character coordinatescorresponding to the plurality of tokens of the document such thatrelations between character coordinates is derived from embeddings ofthe character coordinates in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space.

It will be appreciated that the document provided to the system may berecorded in a given language, given format, and obtained from a givensource. Subsequently, the document needs to be converted into aconsistent form for understanding thereof. In this regard, the encodermodule converts the plurality of tokens of the document into at leastone character coordinates. Optionally, the at least one charactercoordinates are represented by way of mathematical digits. In anexample, the encoder module operates to determine the at least charactercoordinates having defined dimensions. In such case, the at least onecharacter coordinates may be represented in a Euclidean form havingdimensions [1,10,50], wherein the dimension corresponds to represent asentence having a maximum of 10 words and each word having a maximum of50 characters. Additionally, in such case, appropriate padding mechanismis applied for sentences shorter than 10 words to make it 10 words.Alternatively, appropriate padding mechanism is applied for sentenceslonger than 10 words to cut such sentences to 10 words. Similarly,appropriate padding mechanism is used for characters.

Optionally, the encoder module further utilizes a language relating tothe document to determine the character coordinates corresponding to theplurality of tokens in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space. In thisregard, the language of the document enables unique identification ofcharacters of the plurality of tokens. In an example, wherein thelanguage of the document is ‘English’, each character of the pluralityof tokens is encoded with regard to 256 unique characters of English. Insuch case, a character coordinate for a sentence is represented by adimension size of [1, 10, 50, 256], wherein the sentence has a maximumof 10 words, each word has a maximum of 50 characters and each characteris identified from the 256 unique characters of English.

The system comprises the transmutation module for processing thecharacter coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens togenerate contextual embeddings thereof in the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space. Throughout the present disclosure, the term“contextual embedding” refers to plotting (namely, embedding) ofentities in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space such that acontextual information of a given entity can be derived from a plot ofthe given entity. Moreover, the contextual information of the givenentity is defined on the basis of plots of entities succeeding the givenentity. Pursuant to embodiments of the present disclosure, the entitiesare the at least one character coordinates, wherein contextualinformation is derived from contextual embedding of each of thecharacter coordinates to clarify a meaning thereof.

Optionally, the transmutation module processes the at least onecharacter coordinates to reduce a size of dimension thereof. Moreoptionally, the transmutation module processes the at least onecharacter coordinates to generate similar features for charactercoordinates relating to similar tokens. Subsequently, charactercoordinates for similar tokens having similar features are embedded suchthat they are in close proximity (namely, nearness) to one another. Inan example, at least one character coordinates relating to a token‘spinal cord’ will have more similarity feature with another token‘spinal cord cancer’. Subsequently, embeddings of the at least onecharacter coordinates of the token ‘spinal cord’ is in close proximityto embeddings of the at least one character coordinates of the token‘spinal cord cancer’.

In an example, the transmutation module in implemented by way of aconvolution network. In such case, the convolution network converts theat least one character coordinates into images for processing thereof,at a character level. Such image representation of the at least onecharacter coordinates is processed by the plurality of convolutionlayers (as discussed in detail herein, later). Specifically, theconvolution network operates to embed the at least one charactercoordinates into the multi-dimensional hierarchical space, wherein eachof the at least one character coordinates represent a charactercorresponding to the plurality of tokens. Beneficially, the convolutionnetwork enables understanding and subsequent correction of mistakes suchas, for example, spelling mistakes in the document, thereby preventingfailure of the system owing to inaccurate processing of the at least onecharacter coordinates. Moreover, the convolution network applies filtersto the at least one character coordinates so as to shrink dimension sizethereof. Beneficially, such shrinking of the dimension size of the atleast one character coordinates decrease computational effort and powerrequired for representation (namely, embedding) of the at least onecharacter coordinates into the multi-dimensional hierarchical space,thereby enhancing run-time of the system.

It will be appreciated that the at least one character coordinatesembedded in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space have relations withone another. Furthermore, optionally, the multi-dimensional hierarchicalspace is represented as a tree structure. Pursuant to embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the term ‘node’ refers to a given charactercoordinate from amongst the at least one character coordinatescorresponding to the plurality of tokens. In such case, the at least onecharacter coordinates is represented as the tree structure (namely, anode-link structure). Typically, in the tree structure, a node includesa pointer (namely, address) to a parent node. It will be appreciatedthat the node may or may not have a child node. Consequently, the nodemay or may not include a pointer to the child node. Moreover, the nodemay have 0, 1, 2, 3, and so on, number of child node associatedtherewith. The multi-dimensional hierarchical space uses the treestructure to establish relations between the at least one charactercoordinates. Typically, the tree structure is instigated by a root node(namely, the starting point of the tree), wherein the root node is thehighest-level node. The tree structure is terminated by leaf nodes(namely, the ending point of the tree), wherein the leaf nodes are thebottom-level nodes.

It will be appreciated that the tree structure is a general class ofnode-link structure. Furthermore, the system and method described in thepresent disclosure may be implemented so as to support alternativenode-link structures.

Optionally, embedding of the at least one character coordinates in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space, organizes (namely, sorts) thecharacter coordinates such that the multi-dimensional hierarchical spacereflects semantic and functional relations (such as, similarity) amongstthe at least one character coordinate corresponding to the plurality oftokens. More optionally, a distance between a given character coordinatefrom remainder of character coordinates (or, a length of a path betweenthe given character coordinate from remainder of the charactercoordinates), defines relation of the given character coordinate withthe remainder of the character coordinates. The relations furtherreflect homophily properties associated with each of the at least onecharacter coordinates, found in real-world networks.

Optionally, the multi-dimensional hierarchical space is a hyperbolichierarchical space. Specifically, the hyperbolic hierarchical spacerepresents the at least one character coordinates by way of a hyperbolicgeometry structure that may be modeled in two-dimensions.

Throughout the present disclosure, the term “machine learningalgorithms” refer to a category of algorithms employed by a softwareapplication. The machine learning algorithms allows the softwareapplications to become more accurate in predicting outcomes and/orperforming tasks, without being explicitly programmed. Typically, thesoftware application is a set of instructions executable by a computeror other digital system so as to configure the computer or the digitalsystem to perform a task. Specifically, the machine learning algorithmsare employed to artificially train the software applications so as toenable them to automatically learn, from analyzing training dataset andimproving performance from experience, without being explicitlyprogrammed.

Optionally, the software application, employing the machine learningalgorithms, is trained using a training dataset. More optionally, thesoftware application may be trained using different types of machinelearning algorithms, depending upon the training dataset employed.Typically, examples of the different types of machine learningalgorithms, depending upon the training dataset employed for trainingthe software application comprise, but are not limited to: supervisedmachine learning algorithms, unsupervised machine learning algorithms,semi-supervised learning algorithms, and reinforcement machine learningalgorithms. Furthermore, the software application is trained byinterpreting patterns in the training dataset and adjusting the machinelearning algorithms accordingly to get a desired output.

Optionally, the transmutation module employs machine learningalgorithms. The machine learning algorithms enable the transmutationmodule to analyze a training dataset and further adapt thereto, so as toaccurately embed the at least one character coordinates into themultidimensional hierarchical space.

The term “unsupervised learning techniques” refers to a learningtechnique employed by the machine learning algorithms to train thesoftware applications using unlabeled training dataset or unstructuredtraining information. Specifically, the training dataset employed fortraining the software application using unsupervised learning techniquesis neither classified nor labeled. More specifically, the unsupervisedlearning techniques employ unsupervised machine learning algorithms thatare not trained with a desired output. Alternately, the unsupervisedmachine learning algorithms analyze the unlabeled training datasetprovided for training and further interpret the training dataset so asto sort the training data without using predefined labels.

Optionally, the transmutation module, employing machine learningalgorithms, are trained using unsupervised learning techniques. Inaccordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the unsupervisedmachine learning algorithms are employed to train the transmutationmodule by way of unlabeled training dataset. The transmutation module istrained to perform complex analysis onto the at least one charactercoordinates for embedding thereof. Beneficially, the unsupervisedlearning techniques employ unlabeled training dataset thereby savingtime required for labelling the dataset.

Furthermore, optionally, examples for unsupervised machine learningalgorithms employed for unsupervised learning of an inherent structurerelating to the training dataset, without using explicitly-providedlabels include, but not limited to: k-means clustering, k-NN,Dimensionality Reduction, Singular Value Decomposition, Distributionmodels, Hierarchical clustering, Mixture models, Principal ComponentAnalysis, and autoencoders.

Optionally, the unsupervised learning techniques operate by combiningsubstantially large examples of training datasets to train theunsupervised machine learning algorithms. Moreover, the unsupervisedmachine learning algorithms enable the transmutation module to identifytrend of embedding the at least one character coordinates in thedocument. More optionally, the unsupervised machine learning algorithmsmay create a data bank so as to store an interpretation or analysisrelating to the training dataset provided for training the machinelearning algorithms. Furthermore, the unsupervised machine learningalgorithms may refer the data bank to embed an input data or a newtraining dataset.

In an embodiment, the transmutation module employs autoencoder model toprocess the at least one character coordinates in the document. It willbe appreciated that the autoencoder consists of two parts, namely, anencoder and a decoder. Furthermore, a given sentence in a trainingdataset is a sequence of tokens, wherein each token has associated atleast one character coordinates. The autoencoder model takes thesequence of character coordinates comprising the plurality of tokens ofthe document and learns to produce another sequence of charactercoordinates that is substantially similar to the sequence of charactercoordinates comprising the given sentence. Subsequently, the autoencodermodel analyzes the semantic and syntactic structure of the at least onecharacter coordinates of the given sentence thereby enhancing the outputdata.

In an autoencoder model, the encoder is operable to analyze charactercoordinates of the sequence of tokens comprising the given sentence todetermine embedding thereof. Moreover, the encoder analyzes thecharacter coordinates of tokens neighboring to a given charactercoordinate to obtain sequential information for the document.Furthermore, the decoder analyzes the embedding of the at least onecharacter coordinates of the tokens so as to recreate the charactercoordinates therefrom. Specifically, the decoder tries to learn from theembeddings of the character coordinates in the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space, with minimum recreation error.

Furthermore, optionally, upon the training of the autoencoder model on atraining dataset, the decoder is chopped off. In other words, aftertraining the unsupervised machine learning algorithms using theunlabeled training dataset, the decoder is removed thereby leavingencoder for further training the encoder module for specific learningtasks. In an example, the specific learning tasks are performed byemploying supervised machine learning algorithms. It will be appreciatedthat the supervised machine learning algorithms are trained usinglabeled training datasets. Examples of the specific learning tasksinclude, but are not limited to, language-independent documentclassification, summarization, and named entity tagging. Beneficially,the transmutation module optimally performs such language related tasksowing to prior unsupervised training of the machine learning algorithmsemployed by the transmutation module. Subsequently, the supervisedtraining of the machine learning algorithms of the transmutation moduleis performed with small amount of labelled data thereby substantiallydecreasing human effort required for supervised training of machinelearning algorithms.

Optionally, an unlabeled training dataset for the transmutation moduleincludes a first set of existing publications. Typically, unlabeledtraining dataset do not have a desired output and no means for guidance(such as, feedback) is provided to the machine learning algorithms.Furthermore, examples of the first set of existing publications maycomprise, but are not limited to: novels, research papers, newsletters,journals, bulletins, factsheets, reports, summaries, portable guides,and a combination thereof.

Furthermore, optionally, the transmutation module is implemented as aplurality of transmutation layers. Specifically, such plurality oftransmutation layers comprise hidden layers of the transmutation module.It will be appreciated that the number of layers is determined foroptimum performance of the system. More optionally, the plurality oftransmutation layers has skip connection therebetween. The skipconnection between the plurality of transmutation layers allows flow ofinformation from previous output to next output without transmutationoperation (namely, process). The information from the skip connection isusually merged with flow of information through the plurality oftransmutation layers (namely, main flow) by applying mathematicaloperations such as, for example, concatenation, summation, and sigmoidfunction. Additionally, optionally, the skip connection between theplurality of transmutation layers is trained to transform theinformation flowing therethrough and transfer the information to themain flow. Beneficially, the skip connections allow unobstructed flow ofthe information. Moreover, the skip connection enables bettergeneralization and training of the transmutation module. Specifically,in case of a skip connection, an output from a given transmutation layerof the transmutation module is bypassed owing to a degraded output ofthe given transmutation layer, thereby preventing degradation of outputfrom the transmutation module.

Furthermore, the system comprises the prediction module for memorizingsequential information pertaining to the contextual embeddings of thecharacter coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens.Typically, the prediction module operates to memorize sequentialinformation relating to the embeddings of the at least one charactercoordinates thereby enabling the system to have contextual understandingthereof. Moreover, the prediction module operates to perform complexanalysis onto the embeddings of the at least one character coordinatesso as to memorize the sequential information on character level for thedocument. Optionally, the prediction module identifies a correlation(such as, a relation) between a given character coordinate and charactercoordinates neighboring to the given character coordinate. Thesequential information memorized by the prediction module enables thesystem to produce language-independent contextual embedding of thedocument.

Moreover, optionally, the prediction module employs the machine learningalgorithms. Specifically, the machine learning algorithms refer to acategory of algorithms employed by the prediction module that allows theprediction module to become more accurate in memorizing the sequentialinformation, without being explicitly programmed. It will be appreciatedthat the machine learning algorithms employed by the prediction moduleis trained using a training dataset. More specifically, the machinelearning algorithms analyze the training dataset and further adaptthereto, so as to memorize sequential information for the embedding ofthe at least one character coordinates in the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space.

More optionally, the prediction module employing the machine learningalgorithms are trained using unsupervised learning techniques. Asmentioned previously, the unsupervised learning techniques employunlabeled training dataset or unstructured training information.Subsequently, the unsupervised machine learning algorithms are employedto train the prediction module by way of unlabeled training dataset. Theprediction module is trained to perform complex analysis onto theembedding of the at least one character coordinates for sequential(namely, contextual) information thereof. Beneficially, the unsupervisedlearning techniques employ unlabeled training dataset thereby savingtime required for labelling the dataset.

Optionally, the unsupervised learning techniques operate by combiningsubstantially large examples of training datasets to train theunsupervised machine learning algorithms. Moreover, the unsupervisedmachine learning algorithms enable the prediction module to identifycorrelations between each of the at least one character coordinates inthe document. More optionally, the unsupervised machine learningalgorithms may create a data bank so as to store an interpretation oranalysis relating to the training dataset provided for training themachine learning algorithms. Furthermore, the unsupervised machinelearning algorithms may refer the data bank to interpret an input dataor a new training dataset.

Optionally, an unlabeled training dataset for the prediction moduleincludes a second set of existing publications. Typically, unlabeledtraining dataset do not have a desired output and no means for guidance(such as, feedback) is provided to the machine learning algorithms.Furthermore, examples of the second set of existing publications maycomprise, but are not limited to: novels, research papers, newsletters,journals, bulletins, factsheets, reports, summaries, portable guides,and a combination thereof.

In an exemplary implementation, the prediction module is trained fordetermining sequential information for a single language. In such case,the prediction module is forced to predict at least one charactercoordinates successive to at least one character coordinatescorresponding to a given token. Subsequently, the prediction modulelearns relations (for example, syntactical and sematic relation) of thelanguage. This enables the prediction module to bring together at leastone character coordinates relating to a given token and at least onecharacter coordinates corresponding to other tokens, wherein the othertokens have similar meaning as the given token. Moreover, the predictionmodule learns to bring the at least one character coordinates relatingto the given token to at least one character coordinates relating toanother tokens, wherein the another tokens occur in proximity of thegiven token in sentences provided as training datasets. Furthermore, theloss score is calculated as a deviation from an ideal output of theprediction.

In another exemplary implementation, the loss score for the predictionmodule is calculated while training thereto for different languages(namely, a first language and a second language). It will be appreciatedthat the transmutation module is trained using training datasets so asto generate contextual embeddings of character coordinates relating tothe first language and the second language. Subsequently, for at leastone character coordinates relating to a given token in the firstlanguage, the prediction module is forced to determine at least onecharacter coordinates relating to the given token in the secondlanguage, based on the contextual embedding of character coordinates ofthe second language. In an example, such at least one charactercoordinates relating to the given token in the second language isdetermined by employing cosine similarity technique. In another example,such at least one character coordinates relating to the given token inthe second language is determined by employing Manhattan distancetechnique.

Optionally, the prediction module is trained by employing agenerator-adversarial network. Specifically, the generator-adversarialnetwork is employed for unsupervised learning of the prediction module.Typically, the generator-adversarial network trains the predictionmodule using unsupervised machine learning algorithms to derive randomcontextual information from embeddings of the at least one charactercoordinates relating to the training datasets (namely, unlabeledtraining dataset). Furthermore, the generator-adversarial network trainsthe machine learning algorithms of the prediction module to learn fromthe random contextual information derived.

It will be appreciated that the generator-adversarial network isimplemented by way of a generator neural network and a discriminatorneural network. The generator neural network, employing generativealgorithms, create new data instances. In other words, the generatorneural network creates the random contextual information by analyzingembeddings relating to the training dataset. Furthermore, thediscriminator neural network employing discriminative algorithmsevaluate the new data instances. In other words, the discriminatorneural networks analyze the random contextual information so as toassign a score to them. Specifically, the discriminator neural networksassign a number (namely, relation score) between 0 and 1 to the randomcontextual information generated by the generator neural network, with 1representing a prediction of close relation and 0 representing notrelated. Moreover, optionally, the discriminator provides feedback tothe generator pertaining to the evaluated relation score. Consequently,the generator may generate more random contextual information belonginga desired category.

Furthermore, optionally, the prediction module is implemented as aplurality of prediction layers. Specifically, such plurality ofprediction layers comprise hidden layers of the prediction module. Itwill be appreciated that the number of prediction layers is determinedfor optimum performance of the system. More optionally, the plurality ofprediction layers has skip connection therebetween. The skip connectionbetween the plurality of prediction layers allows flow of informationfrom previous output to next output without prediction operation(namely, process). Beneficially, the skip connections allow unobstructedflow of the information. Moreover, the skip connection enables bettergeneralization and training of the prediction module. Specifically, incase of a skip connection, an output from a given prediction layer ofthe prediction module is bypassed owing to a degraded output of thegiven prediction layer, thereby preventing degradation of output fromthe prediction module.

Optionally, the system further:

-   -   determines a loss score relating to the transmutation module and        prediction module; and    -   re-trains the transmutation module and prediction module, for        determining optimum language-independent contextual embedding of        entities in the document.

It will be appreciated that the transmutation module, employing themachine learning algorithms is trained to determine contextual embeddingof the at least one character coordinates in the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space and further the prediction module is trained tomemorize sequential information pertaining to the contextual embeddings.In this regard, the transmutation module and the prediction module aretrained by employing unlabeled training datasets, wherein the systemsare trained by determining loss score associated thereto. Specifically,the term “loss score” refers to a determined conclusion depending on athreshold loss score. In an embodiment, the loss score may range between‘0’ and ‘1’. In such case, the threshold loss score may be ‘0.5’.Consequently, the loss scores above the threshold loss score concludesan output by the transmutation module and/or the prediction module to be‘substantially accurate’. Conversely, the loss scores below thethreshold loss score concludes the output by the transmutation moduleand/or the prediction module to be ‘substantially inaccurate’.

It will be appreciated that the system determines measure of loss(namely, the loss core) for training the transmutation module for eachcontextual embedding of the at least one character coordinates into themulti-dimensional hierarchical space. Subsequently, the systemdetermines measure of loss (namely, the loss core) for training theprediction module by forcing the prediction module to derive sequentialinformation from contextual embedding performed by the transmutationmodule.

Specifically, the transmutation module and/or the prediction moduleconcludes a result for output relating to each of the at least onecharacter coordinates by analyzing loss scores associated therewith.Furthermore, upon realizing a difference between the output determinedby the transmutation module and/or the prediction module from theunsupervised training thereof, the system allows for re-training of themachine learning algorithms of the transmutation module and/or theprediction module. In other words, in case of a discrepancy or deviationbetween the output determined and the unsupervised training, the systemfurther trains the machine learning algorithms employed by thetransmutation module and/or the prediction module using unsupervisedlearning techniques. The system re-trains the transmutation moduleand/or the prediction module based on the loss scores associated withoutputs thereof. Specifically, the transmutation module and/or theprediction module are allowed to learn from the loss scores.

Furthermore, the loss score relating to the transmutation module ispropagated back to the transmutation layers so as to enable re-trainingthereof and provide better output is successive operation thereof.Similarly, the loss score relating to the prediction module ispropagated back to the prediction layers so as to enable re-trainingthereof and provide better output is successive operation thereof. Itwill be appreciated that as the transmutation module and the predictionmodule is trained, the loss score decreases per iteration. Subsequently,when the system is operated upon successful training thereof, the systemgenerates optimum language-independent contextual embedding of entitiesin the document.

Moreover, the present description also relates to the method asdescribed above. The various embodiments and variants disclosed aboveapply mutatis mutandis to the method.

Optionally, the method employs machine learning algorithms to train thetransmutation module and the prediction module.

More optionally, the method employs training the transmutation moduleand the prediction module employing machine learning algorithms usingunsupervised learning techniques.

Optionally, an unlabeled training dataset for the transmutation moduleincludes a first set of existing publications and an unlabeled trainingdataset for the prediction module includes a second set of existingpublications.

Optionally, the method further includes:

-   -   determining a loss score relating to the transmutation module        and prediction module; and    -   re-training the transmutation module and prediction module, for        determining optimum language-independent contextual embedding of        entities in the document.

Optionally, the method employs a generator-adversarial network fortraining the prediction module.

Optionally, database includes at least one ontology therein.

More optionally, the method employs the at least one ontology stored inthe database of the system for tokenizing each of the plurality ofsentences of the document to obtain the plurality of tokens.

Optionally, the method utilizes a language relating to the document todetermine the character coordinates corresponding to the plurality oftokens in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space.

In yet another aspect, an embodiment of the present disclosure relatesto a computer program product comprising non-transitorycomputer-readable storage media having computer-readable instructionsstored thereon, the computer-readable instructions being executable by acomputerized device comprising processing hardware to execute a methodof language-independent contextual embedding of entities in a document.

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Referring to FIG. 1, there is shown a schematic illustration of a system100 for language-independent contextual embedding of entities in adocument, in accordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure.Typically, the document comprises a plurality of sentences. Furthermore,the system 100 for language-independent contextual embedding of entitiesin the document comprises a processing arrangement 104 communicablycoupled, via one or more data communication networks, to a database 102.Furthermore, the processing arrangement 104 comprises a tokenizer module106, an encoder module 108, a transmutation module 110, and a predictionmodule 112. The tokenizer module 106 operates to tokenize each of theplurality of sentences of the document, to obtain a plurality of tokens.Moreover, the encoder module 108 determines at least one charactercoordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens. Thecharacter coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens occur ina multi-dimensional hierarchical space. Furthermore, the transmutationmodule 110 processes the character coordinates corresponding to theplurality of tokens to generate contextual embeddings thereof in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space. The prediction module 112 operatesto memorize sequential information pertaining to the contextualembeddings of the character coordinates corresponding to the pluralityof tokens.

FIG. 1 is merely an example, which should not unduly limit the scope ofthe claims herein. It is to be understood that the simplifiedillustration of the system 100 for language-independent contextualembedding of entities in the document is provided as an example and isnot to be construed as limiting the system 100 to specific numbers,types, or arrangements of the database, and the processing arrangement.A person skilled in the art will recognize many variations,alternatives, and modifications of embodiments of the presentdisclosure.

Referring to FIG. 2, there is shown a transmutation module 200, inaccordance with an exemplary implementation of the present disclosure.Specifically, the transmutation module 200 comprises a plurality oftransmutation layers (depicted as transmutation layers 202, 204, and206). Moreover, each of the plurality of transmutation layers (such asthe transmutation layers 202, 204, and 206) have a skip connectiontherebetween. Specifically, in case of a skip connection, an output froma transmutation layer (such as, the transmutation layer 204) of thetransmutation module 200 is bypassed owing to a degraded output of thetransmutation layer 204, thereby preventing degradation of output fromthe transmutation module 200.

Referring to FIG. 3, there is shown a prediction module 300, inaccordance with an exemplary implementation of the present disclosure.Specifically, the prediction module 300 comprises a plurality ofprediction layers (depicted as prediction layers 302, 304, and 306).Moreover, each of the plurality of prediction layers (such as theprediction layers 302, 304, and 306) have a skip connectiontherebetween. Specifically, in case of a skip connection, an output froma prediction layer (such as, the prediction layer 304) of the predictionmodule 300 is bypassed owing to a degraded output of the predictionlayer 304, thereby preventing degradation of output from the predictionmodule 300.

It may be understood by a person skilled in the art that the FIG. 2 andthe FIG. 3 includes simplified illustrations of connection between theplurality of transmutation layers (depicted as transmutation layers 202,204, and 206) in the transmutation module 200 and plurality ofprediction layers (depicted as prediction layers 302, 304, and 306) inthe prediction module 300, respectively, for sake of clarity only, whichshould not unduly limit the scope of the claims herein. The personskilled in the art will recognize many variations, alternatives, andmodifications of embodiments of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 4, there is shown a flow chart depicting steps of amethod for language-independent contextual embedding of entities in adocument, in accordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure.The method is depicted as a collection of steps in a logical flowdiagram, which represents a sequence of steps that can be implemented inhardware, software, or a combination thereof, for example asaforementioned.

The method for language-independent contextual embedding of entities inthe document, the document comprising a plurality of sentences, isimplemented via a system comprising a database communicably coupled, viaone or more data communication networks, to a processing arrangement.

At a step 402, each of the plurality of sentences of the document aretokenized, using a tokenizer module, to obtain a plurality of tokensbased on a language of the document. At a step 404, at least onecharacter coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality of tokens isdetermined, using an encoder module. The character coordinatescorresponding to the plurality of tokens occur in a multi-dimensionalhierarchical space. At a step 406, the character coordinatescorresponding to the plurality of tokens are processed, using atransmutation module, to generate contextual embeddings thereof in themulti-dimensional hierarchical space. At a step 408, sequentialinformation pertaining to the contextual embeddings of the charactercoordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens are memorized bythe prediction module.

The steps 402, 404, 406 and 408 are only illustrative and otheralternatives can also be provided where one or more steps are added, oneor more steps are removed, or one or more steps are provided in adifferent sequence without departing from the scope of the claimsherein.

Modifications to embodiments of the present disclosure described in theforegoing are possible without departing from the scope of the presentdisclosure as defined by the accompanying claims. Expressions such as“including”, “comprising”, “incorporating”, “have”, “is” used todescribe and claim the present disclosure are intended to be construedin a non-exclusive manner, namely allowing for items, components orelements not explicitly described also to be present. Reference to thesingular is also to be construed to relate to the plural.

What is claimed is:
 1. A system for character based contextual embeddingof entities in a document, the document comprising a plurality ofsentences, wherein the system comprises: a database; and a processorcommunicably coupled, via one or more data communication networks, tothe database, wherein the processor is configured to: tokenize each ofthe plurality of sentences of the document to obtain a plurality oftokens; determine at least one character coordinate corresponding toeach of the plurality of tokens utilizing a language relating to thedocument, wherein each of the at least one character coordinatecorresponding to each of the plurality of tokens occurs in amulti-dimensional hierarchical space; process the character coordinatescorresponding to the plurality of tokens to generate contextualembeddings thereof in the multi-dimensional hierarchical space byimplementing a plurality of transmutation layers, wherein the pluralityof transmutation layers employ machine learning algorithm; and memorizesequential information pertaining to the contextual embeddings of thecharacter coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens byimplementing a plurality of prediction layers, wherein the plurality ofprediction layers employ machine learning algorithms, wherein theplurality of prediction layers are trained by employing agenerator-adversarial network, and wherein the generator-adversarialnetwork is implemented by a generator neural network employinggenerative algorithms to create new data instances and a discriminatorneural network employing discriminative algorithms to evaluate the newdata instances.
 2. The system of claim 1, wherein the plurality oftransmutation layers and the plurality of prediction layers, employingthe machine learning algorithms, are trained using unsupervised learningtechniques.
 3. The system of claim 2, wherein an unlabeled trainingdataset for the plurality of transmutation layers includes a first setof existing publications and an unlabeled training dataset for theplurality of prediction layers includes a second set of existingpublications.
 4. The system of claim 1, wherein the system further:determines a loss score relating to the plurality of transmutationlayers and the plurality of prediction layers; and re-trains theplurality of transmutation layers and the plurality of predictionlayers, for determining optimum character based contextual embedding ofentities in the document.
 5. The system of claim 1, wherein the databaseincludes at least one ontology therein.
 6. The system of claim 5,wherein the processor employs the at least one ontology stored in thedatabase of the system for tokenizing each of the plurality of sentencesof the document to obtain the plurality of tokens.
 7. A method forcharacter based contextual embedding of entities in a document, whereinthe method is implemented via a system comprising a processorcommunicably coupled, via one or more data communication networks, to adatabase, the method comprising tokenizing each of the plurality ofsentences of the document, to obtain a plurality of tokens; determiningat least one character coordinate corresponding to each of the pluralityof tokens utilizing a language relating to the document, wherein each ofthe character coordinate corresponding to each of the plurality oftokens occurs in a multi-dimensional hierarchical space; processing thecharacter coordinates corresponding to the plurality of tokens togenerate contextual embeddings thereof in the multi-dimensionalhierarchical space by implementing a plurality of transmutation layers,wherein the plurality of transmutation layers employ machine learningalgorithms; and memorizing sequential information pertaining to thecontextual embeddings of the character coordinates corresponding to theplurality of tokens by implementing a plurality of prediction layers,wherein the plurality of prediction layers employ machine learningalgorithms, wherein the plurality of prediction layers are trained byemploying a generator-adversarial network, and wherein thegenerator-adversarial network is implemented by a generator neuralnetwork employing generative algorithms to create new data instances anda discriminator neural network employing discriminative algorithms toevaluate the new data instances.
 8. The method of claim 7, wherein themethod employs training the plurality of transmutation layers and theplurality of prediction layers employing machine learning algorithmsusing unsupervised learning techniques.
 9. The method of claim 8,wherein an unlabeled training dataset for the plurality of transmutationlayers includes a first set of existing publications and an unlabeledtraining dataset for the plurality of prediction layers includes asecond set of existing publications.
 10. The method of claim 7, whereinthe method further includes: determining a loss score relating to theplurality of transmutation layers and the plurality of predictionlayers; and re-training the plurality of transmutation layers and theplurality of prediction layers, for determining optimum character basedcontextual embedding of entities in the document.
 11. The method ofclaim 7, wherein database includes at least one ontology therein. 12.The method of claim 11, wherein the method employs the at least oneontology stored in the database of the system for tokenizing each of theplurality of sentences of the document to obtain the plurality oftokens.
 13. A computer program product comprising non-transitorycomputer-readable storage media having computer-readable instructionsstored thereon, the computer-readable instructions being executable by acomputerized device comprising processing hardware to execute a methodof claim 7.